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GALLANT ECE DISHONEST.
Little JerOme's stolen Money ana
How Esc Spent 81.

Jerome Cavana is eleven years Old.
Mrs. Lewis, of 1913 west Twentieth
street. employed him to run orrands
Tuesday. Beng left alone III her room
be took $50 from bureau drawer. As
he left the house he encountered three
Young bellies of his acquaintance, whose
ages are from thirteen to fourteen
wears. Gallant Jerome FASTENED to IN
form them that he had found what he
called "a wad" i'll basement in
Seventh avenue, and announced that
he was prepared to fulfil promise he
had made 10 "trcat them when he
WAS in funds. Jerome was voted "splen-
did" by the little misses, and it did not
take them long to decide that Coney
island would be a nice place to squandeI
| his treasure-tIovc.
Taking the Twentv-third-street boat,
after little preliminary refreshmfnt a'
some street-stand, the joyous qhartet
arrived at the island, and the girls,
chaperoned 10y the young Crnsus, be-
gan wild career of pleasure-takine
and extravaganza. 1t was described
Yesterday by one of them, who Gsps
and whose eyes sparkled as she ex
patiated on the delights Of the day, as
Bathing donkeysl soups goats
| balloons two dime museums and
dinner at Paul Bauer's !" Their callow
escort was a gentleman, this they all
agreed on he permitted no interfe-
renee or molestatisn, and gave each a
schoolboy kiss when they arrived IL
this city and separated, with the under
standing that they were to meet mex
day and complete the depletion of his
pocket. They all met Wednesday
morning and decided to so to High
Bridge. There they roamed around,
had lunch, and returned to New York
at . PM.
jerome had been sufficiently pru
dent to save something out Of his pile,
and, to make memorable their outings
visited brummagem stores and bought
three silver bangles for his favorite Of
the three girls, an elegant pair o.
bracelets for another, and n diamond
and rsby-ring for the third, all of the
best pinchbeck quality. One OF then
had borrowed s. OF him, 50 that he hat
only few cents left. The present.
were to have been given Yesterday, bu
Mrs. Lewis had discovered her loss
and late Wednesday night jerome wa.
routed out OF bed aud arrested. Yes
terday he told OF his adventures, ant
the girls were hunted up and with hin
went before Justice German. The
girls Stunned Jerome when they
learned how he came by his wealth anc
Justice German lectured them and dis
charged them. Mrs. Lewis's husband
declined TO prosecute Jerome, so hi
father made an affidavit, on which HI
was sent to the Catholic Protectory.
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BY II. /. Staples L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

~ l7-su.Tu. ThSsatAuiStdtAul6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

In pursuance 81 the above decree we WIZ
sell by auction, UPON TIE PREMlSES-nr5t,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Richmond, Va.
THE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS
VIRGINIA At AUCTION.

In pursuance 81 two decrees of the United
states District Couyt for tae Western Ii5tti'i al
N.rc.aiu "in the matter * :. C. IatIy' oihh-
rIuf." entered respectively inc ~ OF rD'uaiyl
i>>5. and 18Th Of April. 1881, aud az a decree 81
the Chaacery Court of tLr oity OF richmond,
I'm tho suit Of b" Halls oimmistraior ~. Price
and 0is" entered the 23l Ot April, $50, We
will sell at CLOCK T. a.. on
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST II, le'"
ON tno premises. by pabiir auction, the noted
mon ~fFINGS or VIRGINIA, situated ln BAih
county, Va. ana embracing, besides tae a.
DE Mineral Springs. about 49,! ACRES or
LAND, mach If which is very valuable Tor
gazing and agricultural purl oaeS.
Tie curative propcrtie- Of the waters OF me
Hot Springs ore equal. ii not superior, 20 moss
of he famous Hot Springs ~ ArAaust7' ana
their reputation as cXtcn-lre.
The HOTEL arl COTTAGES arc IN so III
condition. with "a capacity 10 a''uinmo it.'
FOTR HUNDRED GUESTS. ami the tAkA
81 ILDiNES are good AMI oi sufficient guam
ihis oroucrty ia situated I'm fho celebrated
N.r.u.SpfIlgS Valley. uuriygliel tor the ueahty
oil Cos scenery and FIX healh;ulnC 81. anu en-
braces iuuuWerahi" springs 0f lhUhlie variety
a. tciurprlturr aud yaled WrIlrinul proper
toe. They are the onlF hot SPRING east OF me
Mississippi river, ana must noe, t5tilly u' inc
great resort ot all persons liFlt& IA .hr tHll'
states who sCc6 permanent Keller i.om INou'
mati-u. govt. and scroiHla.
j. b. uo picture of fancy 10 say thit us ut-
utilized cartu-hDu'ri mineral winter, are. in-
deed. o. s.rcuu u. gold going i'm large part 20
vr-t. Down i..s .tautifll valley, al ~ winch
,.on ai., f.t' ne changed into what nature IL
tended -a..id he-a fountain oI heath 20
the -...It. snd %. wealth To the owner VINO
shall nave iiD i.rosicht and courage % proper
IS imrru,c tre prof srty, converting II mo 2
shIiiHu.m that would have ia THOUSANDS OF
visitors every dag IN thc year.
These springs are located on tie route on nc
prepo.cd Mara-> Friuss Valley railroad. which
vim. 10 Is confidently b-lieYed. be constructed
in the near future. This property j. too wen
and fayoraily known 20 require fuller de-
s,lip,ion, but the Guctionecr will take plea
sure IN giving any information that may oc de-
slrCd
TERYs: sl5.Co0 in cash and me residue at
one. two, and thrcc YEAR, in equal insialnrii :,
with interest from the day Of sale anu the IKE
retained 10y the Court until all tho purcha-e'
money ehul. have been paid. .....,.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
W. T.. SIMS,
Commissioners 81 uitcd states Court;
A. l.. BOUIWARE,
j. i. COOKE.
C0mmi 3sOncfe Of ChancOry Court.
y. ". BOWE, Aucuonecr
Uur's ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
PRICES FXECUrRIY AND AIS, DEfENDANfs-
IL TIE CHiSCERY COURT or TIE CITY oi
RICHMOND.
J. Ben'amiu H. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that She bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree IN said cause Of
October o. 1856. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lltn day ~ OctO'
Der. 1856 BENJAMIN u. BIZ.
iy l-se.Su ,Tu&ThtAul&t1tAul6 *.
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JENNIE COLLINS DEAD.
The Founder of "BOhin's Bower
and Her Works of Charity.

A Boston special says Jennie Collins
is dead. Although it was known that
she had been failing for some months
her death, in Brookline, last evening
came Unexpectedly. Thousands of peo-
pie, many of whom perhaps had never
met the kind.hesrted philanthropist,
will feel almost personal sorrow at
the announcement Of the death of the
manager of the charity at "Boilin's
Bower. Without ostentation, with
out fuss or noise, with unfailing shrewd-
ness and good sense. and with heart
ever open TO the claims of the unfortu-
nate and helpless, she kept along her
busy and useful way, extending sym
patty and practical help to those OF her
own sex who were in need Of both.
Long before the associated charities
were thought Of, hers was u familiar
figure IN those sections of the city
where want and poverty most abound,
and she was as secure at any hour, any
where in Boston, as if she had been at
tended 10y body guard OF policemen.
Her system Of "organizing charity -
was simple one. She found out the
needy and then she found ont those
who were willing and able to help their
need, and she acted as the intermediary
between them. She never lost courage,
and always had an uniailing fund
of cheerfulness. She had that
combination Of unselfsh enthusi-
asm and strong, practical judg.
ment which is not common
among benevolent workers. She
was not easily imposed upon, but the
worthy found in her friend upon
whom they could rely. Her "Botfin' S
Bower" was centre Of helpful inhu-
ences whose value and scope ii would
be difficult to measure. Hundreds oil
working women have been helped over
hard places by her ministrations, and
hundreds Of young gir's have been held
to hopest iyes AMID the perils Of .he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
NLD DOMINION STEAM - :
SHIP COMPANY. '''@d7hlto'
FOR NEW YORK,

cleaners leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al T.. NJ, and SUNDAY at high
water.
Norfolk EVERY III ESDAi, THU R>DAl, and
SATURDAY. at3P. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin tare 20 New YORK TIA Jaues-ryer 49,
route ,iucluliug meals and berth)....-.t P
Round-trp tickets limited ~ thirty days
after date II issue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II H
eteeragc with subsistence. -.............. ~
Steerage, without suhsisience. ......'.,. "
'@ lo15 ioio ''a o-'''.f ''' ~ 70 90
Cabin fare rid Richmond aud Petersburg ..
railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..s..s 10 .
Tickets can .be obtained at 4. W. Garber's,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio ana
Rchmond and Petersburg d"pot-, anu az COM
| pany's Offices, 1901 Main street. aud "lAif'
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bllls Of lading
issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until ?. VI.
Manifest closed VI sailing days one hour Do
fore departure.
Passengers car ieave New York Tbursday
and Saturday az 3 l.. VI. by the Newport News
steamer AMI arrive at Richmond 10y ne Shesa-
peake aud Ohio train tie next day az o:ll L. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAY y,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS >,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway tCi0 Newport News) at 1 T. W., and
| Dy Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
| tays) at 1919 4. NJ. will make CONGESTION ~
| NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days.
ShILlNGS THIS WEEK.
WYANOhE. Captaiu JESSrY FRIDAY,
July 29d. AZ 3 o'clock r VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
July atth. at o'clock 4. ".
OLD DOMINION, Captain HrLPHEGs TUES
DAY, July 10Th. at 3 o'clock p. Nj.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1891 Main street, ami
CompauE'a MhArf. kOck etts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

By virtue Of n decree entered In above cause
commissioners. will sell, on the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
CONSTIPATION

1. ..,,., tho .Fa,her Of Diseases,' be muse
~ raiieu W. ,adium through which disea 40
',d', a,,acss he system by the absor 1iol
% nn,sono1s gases in the retention OF doc aye
and offe,e matter in the stomach ana 90 Te i,,
i Is caused BY tOrP ,Ss sIocd Ito to produce ma
lures own ca'hartic. ,o.. no. ,o.-
ais, merely IN unloading the bowels Inc
m me- r6ust not only act a. purgstive. bu;
be tonic as well, and not produce ailer us use
ersa,or ccstlv,ness. To secure regular hnbit
~ bodv without changing the diet or disorgan-
lzing tho system
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s. 8. 8.
4 RICHMOND DRUGGIST TEsTlFES THAT
HE WAS CURED OF CHILLs OF THREE
YEARS CONTINUANCE.

Mr.. THOMAS c. WILSON, the accomplished
prescriptlonist at Owens Minors, the promi-
ncnt druggists, opposite the post-oiice, gives
.he following remarkable cure Of himself by
SWIFTs SFECiFlC'
RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1885,.
.S,cin Specific Company, Afania, Ct:
Gen;lemen,-I contracted malaria several
years ago, AID had chiils for three ynArt ]
was 80 reduced that | could not WORK. ip1F 1ni-
nine and everything else thltI knew OF. odt got
no permanent benefit Finally, on rcconm3n-
dation q a fellOw-drugcist. took :. = :. LH't
than half dozen bottles thoroughly era heated
the malaria. and have not had chill since.
Ny health is cool, and can attend to business
every day, Yours truly,
THOMAS {. WILSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, embracing
the SPRINGS and 81 acres Of land, with all
the improvements. is one that should attract
The attention OF hOtel-men and capitalists
generally, az 10 possesses advantages a. sum
mer resort and as home for inyaii1s equalied
by hut few mountain resorts In Virginia.
ITS LOCATION l. in the famous Warm spring-
Valley eight miles from the WARM three
milos from tho " Hot and iifteen miles from
Covington. on the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road. and on the route Of the proposed Warm
Springs Valley railroad, which Will, II Is conn
IDENTITY believed, soon be built. and which Will
add 100 per cent 10 the value of the springs pro-
perty. At present tho route 10 the springs by
an excellent turnpike. passes IN tlll view OF
the noted Failing Springs and tho grand
scenery Of Jacksons river. both OF which en-
chant every lover Of nature. Its elevation
aNoye sea level Is $500 feet; the surroundings
attractive, especially the lawn, which Is shaded
BY handsome trees OF original growth; the
temperature equaDle ana delightful, ana the
air pure and exhilaratlng.
TIE IMPROVEMENTS are OF substantial
character, in good condition. well arranged.
and tastofuly constructed. The bathing ar
rangements are complete and modern
us WATERS have an acknowledged efficacy
In 8 large class OF disorders. being almost a
specific la pulmonary, gastri,, and nervous
diseases The sale Ct these waters would
prove highly profitable II energetically pushed.
The prospective value Of this property IN the
near future is assured. but the owners Of the
different interests. OF which a large portion be
longs 10 estates In liquidation, are Tor that rea-
son prevented nom holding on 10 IL. and thus
reaping that large enhancement 10 result from
the building OF the railroad above referred o.
aud from tie general accumulation OF wealth
now finding expression Ia the yearly increa-
sing number Of persons visiting health and
pleasure resorts.
With the real estate will be sold all 81 the
personal property thereon.
THg TeRNS, which will be- liberal, will be an
nounced at the time Of sale
QUARLES & McCURDY,
\. W. BOWIE,
Auctionsers.
a. ~ cu Tn Tn RSafAui .(tdtAut6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

CNTUFSDAN, 2trH INSTANT,
q. n o'clock. viii sell % No 1917 eas. Fiauk-
lu street o large -}rtment d ElhSI-CLAs>
GECCEIlfS OF EVERY VARIETY.
ELEGANT Old WulSkEiS. BHANDlEsf GIN,
WINES. TO ACCOS, CIGARS. &c;
STORf aud BARFlAIJ RES, siATEald CITY
/ Excei'crt HoRSF. TOP WAGON, FINE
PNALl t'-. HARNESS, &c:
hlso hn exr.l'rit assortment Of ISEuOLD
iiENltiE.;
49,, OCTAVE PIANO;
Handsome WALNUT PANOH SUIT;
BHT SSELS and otacr CARPETS;
MAHWT-IOP CHAMBER SUIT with WARD
WHEELfR& WILSON SEWING MACHINE
I'm perfect order: together with a general
resentment Of NOJSEkEEPlNC AkIl-
CHS. all Of which are nearly new
The attention Of he public generally Is asked
10 tnis sa.c, a. the goods are al d superior
quality. ...... ,.,-,,,,.
4FRvs: Cash. JAMES r. PHILLIPS,
Administrator Of Mrs. Fannie T.. l0rpie, de-
ceased.
JAS NACpOUGAI. Salesman. ~ y
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BY II. l.. Staples Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
NICE TWO. sTRYBRICK STORE
~ AND DWELLING AT AUCTI0N.-We will
offer for sale by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, July IS, 1887,
AT o'clock p. NJ, that NEAT AND WELL
BUILT TWo-ST0RY BRICK BUILDING No.
1904 Water street, opposite the Old Dominion
steamers' wharf. Besides the store-room on the
nrst door there are three living rooms above.
The lot fronts ri feet aud extends back 10
Main or Rockets street, thus affording two
fronts
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the
sale. u, l. STAPLES y GU,
Iy1 AucsioneerR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg is
an enthusiastic naturalist. He pos
sesses one of the finest ornithological
collections in the world and notable
cabinet Of precious stones.
Every one was surprised at Sir St.
John Aubyn entering the Peerage with
any other title than his family name.
But he chose to be known as Baron ST.
Leyan, after small parish near Lands
End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

By virtue Of n decree entered IN ABOVE Vhu9e
12th July, isSs. W., the undersigned spe'lal
commissioners. will sell, on the PREMISES on
FRIDAY. July %, 1881,
at e o'clock p. NJ. the VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE described In said decree, a. iolio".
ist The LOT or LAND WITH a HAND
SOME NEW BRICK STORE AND DIV ELLiNu
glove, recently occupied by Edlah Chappcll as
bar.To0m and restaurant, fronting - lcc' Oh
east side e Seventeenth between Broad ana
Grace streets, 100 feet deep.
al Immediately after the above SAFE o. 5-l<N
leo FFET or GROUND adjoining the above.
10 be divided into three building lois ACCORDING
ia n plat With auciionccrs, upOn one Oh wnlcu
lots there is a small frame Office.
The storc-loC above referred 70 u no" uhI'r
good rental and - n good stand FOR husine--.
Tire vacant lets il improved DOW. Will pay q
handsome income on tie Investment. Now l.
iho .,mc To-Day. 'hc new Electric Sireetkail-
way Company passes IN mont OF this properly
and real estate along the routc IS bound 10 I'M
prove In value.
TERMS: One fourth each; balance In ak,
twelve. and ccatocu months. Interest allei
from day Of sale: tile retained Until pEf,ha-e-
money f. PAL! aad dec ordered oy ne tour..
f.. RANp WEXFORD,
ALLEN g.. TOLINS,
HARVEY WILSON,
--is.igl Commissioner.
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RAILROAD IISES.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ for Newport News. Old Point Con-.
fort. aud Norfolk. daily ezccQtSdu-
day.
1910 A.. NJ. Through and Local Mail g all
points West Sieercrs Cliftlu
Forge 20 Louisville aud -. Louis,
except sunday.
eco p. NJ. for Newport News, on Point, and
Norfolk, except sunday.
100 p. NJ Charlottesville Accommodations x-
cept SUNDAY
$40 Y, NJ. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati Chica-
go. 81. Louis. Memphis, and New
Orleans 49, Fast Express with
through pulmans daily. Only
route running Pullmans West
from Richmond.
s:i5 P. NJ. limited to Old Point, daily except
sunday
500 A. NJ. sundays only. for Newport Ne"s
Ola Point and Norfolk.
ARRIVE N RICHMOND:
SOS A. W Charlottesville Accommodating.
N.O5 A. NJ from Norfolk. Old Point, aud NeH
port News, except sunday
$40 F. NJ. from local points anu the West e2-
cept Sunday.
635 p, NJ. from Old Point, Newport News
and Norfolk daily.
$40 p. NJ from Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast EXpross-daily.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Tickets =. 1900 Bail street and az Lne iepot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WICZBAh, Second Vice-Presi'
den. - II
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Osys,,
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 3 north Tenth street
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
SALE OF
FIFTY OR MORE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING on CnIMBoRAZo PARK. THE
NEW NATIONAL CEMETERY ROAD,
AND BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS, EXTENDED;
AND ALSO AN
ELEGANT TRUCK-FARM,
KNOWN As "OLNEY," FoURMILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND.
Buckner, z. A., &C., Louisa circuit
rs Court, Decree
Anderson, Geo. H., admir-, &c.) March .. 1857
In pursuance 81 the above decree we will
sell by auction, UPON TIE PREMlsES-hr5t'
MONDAY. AUGUST l, 1SS;,
commencing at g o'clock p. NJ. FIFTY OR
NOkE BUILDING LOIS, n plat OF which can be
seen at the Office OF the auctioneers.
In Offering these lots We are convinced thht
the "honest toilern can secure at small cost
m excellent building site, situated upon one OF
Riehmond's most beautiful hills, commanding
n fine view Of the river. the city. aud surround
INC country. The proximity Of these lots 81 tue
marks and the electric railway commend them
TO those seeking homes or investments.
Second On
TUESDAY, AUGCsT ,, lS'7,
NJ O'Clock =. H., that desirable TRJC OK
FARM, containing nov ACkks in henrico
county. four miles north OF Richmond. near
The Mechauicsville turnpike, adjoining the lands
of Messrs. Csburn, Carter, BossieuX, ana
others. and now occupied by B. \. McGhee,
ESQ. Upon this farm Is dwelling containing
about seven rooms. and the usual out bllll-
lups. located IN commanding view aud sur
rounded by shade trees. The land l1y- ~ril'
mud Is adapted to the growth Of anything
raised I'm this section Of tho country. thc low
grounds producing large grass crops. rms
farm. lFlug Gtin l-t lilil'ittAtHly va tll' wv
chauicsSille Pike. which j. 6rDt I'm good order
the year round, oilers great indIcemtnst)
those wishing To purl haze Virginia lands.
TERMS FOR BUILDING LOTS: one fourth n 81;
balance al six, twelve. and eighteen months,
tor negotiable notes, interest added, aud Sc
cured by coed of trust upon TIE property.
TERMS FOR YARN: One fourth cash; balance
NJ one. two, aud three years, FOR negotiable
notes. interest added. and secured ~ deed of
trust upon the property.
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
K. l.. GORDON. JR..
Special Commissioners.
CHEWING * ROSE, AuctiOneers.
LOUISA COUXTy-TO W.T.:
certify that the boud required Of the sue-
cial commits soners appointed by the decree
entered IN the chancery su- of Buckner, K.
IS. buckncr's administrator, &c. on the 22l
day Of Mar h, 1851, and pending In the Circuit
court If said county, has been executed Win
approved security.
Given under my hand this OH day Of July,
1851. SAMUE FL II. PARSONS.
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DEDMONT AIR LINE.

RICHMOND AND DANyliLE RAIlro'p
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROi d. ~
THE SOIIn.
PULLMAN SLEEPER~ o. ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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A,CLaoN sNnfs-rni nav pa,.

COMMISSIONERS SAL Il OF
y VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE EaSl SUE yn
SEYEN1FETh BIYN ZEN BkoAD AM
GRaCE STREETS, AT AUCTION.
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A NEW VIRGINIA BOOK, JUST
n publIshed-"J Himself; or, Goals
OF fire. by X. @. c., author OF WHO. when
Roh.rtson-ti. 5O: Behind the Blue Ridge"
by Miss Baylor-sl.s5; 'sIn Ole Virginia" by
Thomas Nelson Page, being his stories CON-
pletc IN one vloume--Sl2a.
WEST, JOHNSTON g CO,
,vi6 Oh Main street.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICIlNOND, FIEDERlChSBU
~ ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schell ME
commanding MAY -, lSss-eastern STANDARD
time 49,.
10 A. ", leaves Byrd-Sueet station daily.
etops only AZ Ashland. Juuctl 'n,
Milford. and frederickeburE
Sleeler ID Washington. Leave
Washington fsr New fork az 1870
A. ".
i,.07 A. n. leaves Byri-Sueet station daily
except sunday. leaves Washug
tor for Few Ncrk az ~ Z, NJ, p 81
Ny limited AZ $50 T. NJ.
s.2O =. NJ, leaves Byrd-sueet station daily
Sleeper 60 New York.
,0.oq \. NJ. arrives 40 Byri-Strcct station lnilg
Sleele from Sew York.
q.3g p. NJ. arrives AZ Byri->treet ata ..oa Tally
stops ar Fredericksburg, Mtliu.i,
and Junction. Sleeper ron y aal-
ington.
g;5P. H.. arrives az Byri-Street station daily
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAYs.
iUC 2. M.accQmmodaiion. leaves BfJa!
street station; Strives AZ Ashland
ar5P. VI.
oC4 ?. NJ. leaves .ioa; arrives at Ashland az
6:ii p. ".
g55A. NJ. Accommodation, arrives 40 hroat
Street station; Leaves A-hlani ~
sol \. ".
s5y 2. NJ, arriyes At Elba; leaves Ashland al
5:l2 Z. NJ.
C.A.TAYLOR, General Ticket AGENT.
E. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
DICHMOND BAZAAR, In
Nos. Ii2s AND Ili0 FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
at 10 o'clock. when We will offer numher OF
excellent HORSES. MULES, BUGGihS, PHI NJ
Tons. ard WAGONS, from which selections
may he made for city and farm purposes
At II O'CLOCK,
BAY MARE, seven years oid-sounG and re,
liable: % 40 1900 '-p .tsT'
SORREL COLT, four years old-sound and re-
liable;
I secondhand PHAETON and HARNESS in
good order; >- ~
1sccond-haud SlDE.BAR BUGGY il good or
der
Entries should he made early.
jv.3 l.. 70. COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

OF N OBSTINATE CASE OF HINH-
WORM BY SWIFTS SPECIFIC.
RlcnNoNp, VA, April -, ISL
steiN Spccifc Company, At'Gntd, a.:
Geutlemen,-N long since | was altGcfe /
with "A virulcnt r:ngwOrm. which rapidiY
spread over my arms, wrists, neck. ana tl'e.
and was rapidly approaching my eyes. triei
numerous exterior applications withAt any
Permanent rcliCf. Finally determine o. try
/. :. 8. which, ~ n druggist, knew 70 be a
good blood purifier. Less than half dozen bot
Ties completely cradcatol the Tingworm, anu
have not had tue slightest uOuble since.
sell :. :. :. aud the reports from all those
who take II T. t. the effect that il Is truly per-
feet blood purifier II. +. SEAT. Druggist.
No. 1ll} ives. Clay street